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Old Aug 19, 2011 | 06:49 PM
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[QUOTE=Racetronix;1578459182]Unprofessional?

If we did not care about helping this customer, we would not have been on this forum informing him how to go about obtaining support. Then once we do, we are criticized for not providing the support in a fashion that was preferable to him.

"Customer support is paramount these days and they don't provide it."

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As a manufacture/distributor, our policies and support structure are setup to service a high volume of customers as well as hundreds of dealers around the globe. We have no sympathy for customers who fail to read the documents we provide and then point fingers at us. People should be happy to have distributor/manufacturer-level presence on this forum instead of painting targets on their backs. Forum support is a superior mode of communication and the wave of the future and that is why many large companies have gone this route.

As we have stated many times before "We have many satisfied dealers on this forum who are quite willing to provide e-mail and telephone support." If you do not like forum support, THERE ARE OTHER OPTIONS![/QUOTE]

I think it has more to do with your demeanor than what you have to say .... like the part I have highlighted
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Old Aug 19, 2011 | 08:01 PM
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Old Aug 19, 2011 | 08:32 PM
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I agree about demeanor. I was simply trying to help prevent you from losing more business by offering a suggestion. I have no skin in this game and now I am slightly offended by your comments. You come across as "this customer is too stupid to read the rules" instead of trying to help a guy who is trying to complete a difficult project, most likely for the first time. Swapping out a fuel pump is by no means an easy task, and reassurance and advice help that uneasy feeling when elbow deep in grease (or gas fumes in this case).

You probably already know that being humble and apologetic, even when you don't feel in the wrong, will go a LONG way in terms of keeping customers as well as their recommendations. That's all I was trying to say. You definately aren't getting any brownie points for the perceived attacks though. Just my $0.02
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Old Aug 20, 2011 | 12:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Racetronix


If you would have taken the time read our e-order and / or e-invoice you would have known to register to gain access to tech support in advance of receiving your product. Registration takes about the same time it does on this forum. Our forum is open 24/7 to verified customers. Questions are answered all hours of the day and night including weekends.

We have many satisified dealers on this forum who are quite willing to provide e-mail and telephone support.

You may have satisfied dealers, but after reading your response to one of your customers, I am DEFINITELY avoiding your company in the future. You, sir, are TERRIBLE at customer support. The little guy playing the violin was classless! This guy took a long time to type out his experience and problems with your company and he even put in the good points (quick shipment). You, in turn tell him he was wrong and lazy and didn't go by your detailed instructions. You sir is just one reason your company will go out of business. You can't treat customers the way you just did and expect to be a successful business. What a terrible shame!
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Old Aug 20, 2011 | 11:10 AM
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WOW, I own a mail order company and we make and sell our own products as well that sometimes need tech support. If one of my guys responded with a little violin playing so called smiley to a post like this his *** would be out the door and he would probably need stitches. Last week I hand built and shipped a part at my expense to help a guy with a one off problem, he called back and thanked my sales guys with another order! In this Amazon priced based world customer service is the only factor for growth.
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Old Aug 20, 2011 | 12:00 PM
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to all the superior beings on this planet, it's not what you say as how you say it
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Old Aug 22, 2011 | 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Racetronix
If we did not care about helping this customer, we would not have been on this forum informing him how to go about obtaining support. Then once we do, we are criticized for not providing the support in a fashion that was preferable to him.
At what point did you offer to help me? Re-read your posts. There is no help there, only criticism. The only information about how to obtain Racetronix support was posted by ME.

And I should reiterate that I did join your support forum, it just took a full day for your admin to approve my registration before I could even ask a question or search existing posts!

Anyway, we're beating a dead horse at this point. I finished the replacement with help from the CF community alone. Thank you, guys!
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